Check disk errors doesn't work on mounted volumes

Hi,

if you go to properties under a disk drive -> tools and then click check now
it opens a windows to check disk errors.
Now, if you go to windows computer managment -> disk managment and remove
all letter assigments for a drive (be careful which drive you pick!, if you
don't know this just don't do it) and then mount a volume in an empty
directory in other drive.
Then (without having any letter assigments for a drive) go to disk
properties and try to check disk errors in the tools tab, it will not open
the check errors window :-(.

Does it happen to you too? I guess the disk error checking program ask for a
letter to work :-(.

"Diego" <Diego@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> if you go to properties under a disk drive -> tools and then click check
> now
> it opens a windows to check disk errors.
> Now, if you go to windows computer managment -> disk managment and remove
> all letter assigments for a drive (be careful which drive you pick!, if
> you
> don't know this just don't do it) and then mount a volume in an empty
> directory in other drive.
> Then (without having any letter assigments for a drive) go to disk
> properties and try to check disk errors in the tools tab, it will not open
> the check errors window :-(.
>
> Does it happen to you too? I guess the disk error checking program ask for
> a
> letter to work :-(.
>

> > Hi,
> >
> > if you go to properties under a disk drive -> tools and then click check
> > now
> > it opens a windows to check disk errors.
> > Now, if you go to windows computer managment -> disk managment and remove
> > all letter assigments for a drive (be careful which drive you pick!, if
> > you
> > don't know this just don't do it) and then mount a volume in an empty
> > directory in other drive.
> > Then (without having any letter assigments for a drive) go to disk
> > properties and try to check disk errors in the tools tab, it will not open
> > the check errors window :-(.
> >
> > Does it happen to you too? I guess the disk error checking program ask for
> > a
> > letter to work :-(.
> >